I just stumbled upon an article about a concept Toyota has been working on that they have coined the “Window to the World.” It’s basically an interactive window for the passengers in the back seat.
With the interactive window you can draw using your finger, zoom in on objects, estimate the distance of objects and view virtual constellations. This video demonstrates what the window will look like in action. I would have loved this as a kid on a trip or even just riding around town drawing crazy hair cuts and weird faces on people (I wouldn’t be surprised if a few other random unmentionables were spotted flying through the air).
I’m sure if you were on a really long trip it could still get boring after an hour or so of drawing cows doing odd things like riding surfboards or wearing hats, but maybe they could incorporate some sort of road trip games where you could battle against the other passenger window.
I couldn’t really find any real dates about when something like this would be a reality, but with speed that technology has been developing I could see something like this being available in the near future. I’m sure something like this wouldn’t come as a standard factory installation, so who knows what this could tack on to the sticker price, but if it wasn’t too expensive I think this would be a pretty cool feature to have (as long as you don’t mind cleaning grimy fingerprints of windows).
Is Advertising on TikTok Worth It?
For the past few years, advertisers have been asking the same question about TikTok: Is it worth it?
Given changing trends, growing competition and considerable uncertainty about the platform’s future in the United States, it was fair for brands to be cautious. But in 2026, TikTok remains one of the most influential places for people to discover products, explore interests and connect with brands.
So, is TikTok still worth the advertising investment?
September 21, 2026
